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You can make $180,000 a year and still feel broke.

Not because you’re “bad with money.” Because your cash-flow system is designed to leave you with no options.

In this episode, I break down the high-income, low-relief paradox: why the numbers look great on paper—but day-to-day life still feels tight. We’ll compare cash flow vs. net worth vs. liquidity, show how lifestyle upgrades quietly convert raises into fixed obligations, and explain why “broke” at a high income usually means you have money—but you can’t move it.

If you’re tired of checking your bank app before ordering dinner, this is the mechanical explanation—and the framework to rebuild your finances around breathing room.

What you’ll learn:
The real difference between income, cash flow, net worth, and liquidity
Why high earners often have strong net worth but weak liquidity
How subscriptions, payments, and “nice” upgrades create a cash-flow trap
Why “broke” often means “no options,” not “no money”
The first principles of designing a system that builds wealth automatically

No hype. No get-rich-quick. Just the architecture behind money.

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